CPJ haters

GT90 said:
LOL. I truly appreciate everything ST'ers have done to advance the program. [emoji23]

I didn't realize Stansbury was a Stingtalker. Keep writing those checks to PJ please.
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I am not him, but have been drinking with him. I am not worthy of un-tying his cleats.
 
I think we should all chip in to do an unfiltered call in show where Coach has the liberty to say what he's actually thinking when met with a stupid question, comment or criticism.
 
Extra prep time myth should die, but it won't. Didn't help Urban much either.
 
Just a few thoughts on the season/CPJs tenure:
Nice turnaround from last year. Imagine where this team is without the dark magic at Pitt, the 2 scoop and scores against Miami. Johnson made several allegories to the 2014 squad this year, so he knows/knew it could have been very special.

In what seems to be custom fashion, I feel as if we were undone early by poor defensive efforts. This really changed late in the season. Even though I was uncomfortable as hell most times, our defense became as big of an asset as JT and the offense. We've got big shoes to fill on defense, but I'm excited to see their maturity next year.

Offensively, we wave goodbye to a legend and hope that we have leaders that step up and can take the reigns. We haven't really been in this position since Nesbit got hurt and had a big question mark at QB. I'm sure Paul has something in mind.
 
gnats67 said:
Then I saw her face
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ptcJacket said:
...several allegories to the 2014 squad...

In what seems to be custom fashion, I feel as if we were undone early by poor defensive efforts. This really changed late in the season.
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This was the biggest similarity that jumped out to me this year. In 2014 we started seeing some improvement midway through the VPI game, during which I specifically remember being fed up with Roof's schemes and then confused when the defense started digging in and showing glimpses of what was to come. They didn't really get going until the Pitt game, at which point they just went nuts. This year's defensive improvement wasn't quite as flashy or consistent, but they definitely stepped up late in the season. We also seemed to get a mixture of JT5's efforts from the 2014 and 2015 campaigns. Brilliant in one series, error-prone in the next. Yesterday we definitely saw a lot more of the former, though the slew of dropped passes make that less evident on paper. I still don't really understand what happened there, when was the last time we saw so many different players drop throws that hit them square in the hands?
 
The Jacket said:
when was the last time we saw so many different players drop throws that hit them square in the hands?
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I don't remember which year specifically, but i think the ghost of 2010-2011 must have been haunting the team last night. Searcy and Lynch have had great hands all year and I believe both of them dropped good passes last night. Stewart (with the exception of one groan worthy drop against Virginia) has been solid all year and also missed a pass or two that I feel he normally would have reeled in.
 
Deke said:
I don't remember which year specifically, but i think the ghost of 2010-2011 must have been haunting the team last night. Searcy and Lynch have had great hands all year and I believe both of them dropped good passes last night. Stewart (with the exception of one groan worthy drop against Virginia) has been solid all year and also missed a pass or two that I feel he normally would have reeled in.
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Yeah, I suppose 2010-11 is about right. Stephen Hill caught hell for some drops, but that seemed to be a somewhat common occurrence for him and that team, didn't help Nesbitt's reputation as a passer at all. This was something of a reversal, I've gotten frustrated with Justin's tendency to throw balls into the turf on relatively simple screens and short routes the last couple of years, but he was hitting guys in the chest yesterday and they just couldn't reel them in. Those were probably the difference between the score we got and a legitimate blowout win.
 
She's a reporter and normally dresses down like one. She cleans up quite nicely. Wood.

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I never learn my lesson. We go in a losing streak and then I immediately start blaming the offense, fully forgetting that teams with modern offenses can also play badly and/or go on losing streaks.
 
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